1. This is a no kidder of a ride. Trail 2320 is suitable for a full suspension mountain bike. If you are skittish on big rocks, rather steep descents and riding trails on a gravel bike, then I recommend FSR 259 instead of the trail. 2. There is water at Huckleberry Campground located on Lost Mines Road just across from FSR 202 and prior to starting a good climb. It is an established campground. If you can't find the campground, don't go any further because you will probably get lost. 3. FSR 202 incline was 15% at one point. Prolonged pitches in excess of 10%. 4. Wonderful descent almost all of the way to Wolfe Lodge Campground after reaching Alder Creek Road. 5. There is water at Wolfe Lodge Campground depending on the time of year. 6. This is backcountry Forest Service Road and trail riding between FSR 202 and Alder Creek Road. 7. Be self sufficient out here. If not, be prepared to walk a pretty long way before reaching an area with cell reception. 8. Abundant wildlife. Mountain lion was sighted on Blue Creek Road during this ride. 9. Other trail users such as SUVs, ATVs, motorcycles and horses. Keep your head up and pay attention. 10. Great ride! Have fun!